Alaska Native government services holding line for federal IT and engineering
Shee Atiká Government Services oversees 8(a)-certified subsidiaries delivering federal IT, logistics and research work. Its stack splits two ways: Oracle EBS, OCI and PowerBuilder modernization on one side, and FPGA/radar engineering (Xilinx Vivado, VHDL, SystemVerilog, CUDA, MATLAB) on the other. Senior-weighted, engineering-heavy hiring is accelerating around PowerBuilder-to-Java migration and DevSecOps, while Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket and Splunk are being phased out.
Shee Atiká Government Services (SGS) is the government services holding line of Shee Atiká, Inc., an urban Alaska Native Corporation headquartered in Sitka. It provides shared services and strategic oversight to seven SBA 8(a)-certified subsidiaries. Those subsidiaries work in information technology, logistics and supply chain management, and research and studies for government clients. SGS employs 51–200 people and hires in the United States. Its work spans enterprise application modernization, cloud infrastructure across AWS, Azure, GCP and OCI, and embedded radar signal processing.
Its stack includes Oracle EBS and OCI, Java with Spring Boot, PowerBuilder, C++, Python, AWS, Azure, GCP, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins and Ansible, plus FPGA tools like Xilinx Vivado, VHDL and SystemVerilog.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in engineering, mostly senior-level, with a security role as well, all based in the United States.
Active projects include migrating legacy PowerBuilder apps to Java, moving a workforce management platform to the cloud and OCI, building DevSecOps infrastructure, and developing radar DSP algorithms.
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